The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-13

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Bus ness in cotton has been less active an the
tone generally milder, though a degree of in
herent strength was developed and prevented
any permane loss in value AT the outset
there seemed TO be an inclination to realize, and
few points were lost under the offering, but as
the supply was readily taken care of the firm
ness returned and at the close the feeling proved
pretty stiff at l0.2 points above last evening
Mo Of the trading has been of a Saturday
character, and nj erous small fluctuations
We're mainly the result of a desire to liquidate
and close out engagements with the end of the
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GALVESTON, Nov l2-Cotton firm; middling
~ C; net receipts 5, 35i bales, gross 53 Z; sales
1,4ao bales; stock o., 166 tales; exports TO Great
Britain 5,2t9 bales.
NORFOLK, ov 12.-Cotton firm: middling
| SIC; net receipts 3ls bales. gross 3lS sales
2,0t bales; stock 39,257 bales exports coastwise
BALTIMORE. Nov 12.--Cotton quiet but steady
middhng &C.; net receipts none, gross 1854
| bales; sales none; stock 1888 bales; sales to
spinners 200 bales exports, to the continent 20S3
| bales
Bosrov. Nov. I2-Cotton unsettled; middling
l0f c.; net receipts 43G bales, gross 2,2S2: sales
none; stock none; exports, TO Great Britain l02
! bales.
| WILMINGTON, Nov. 1o-Cotton unsettled; mid
ding nc: net receipts 2,53. bales, gross 2,537
sales ne: stock 20.s61 bales; exports, TO the
| CONT ient 1913 bales, coastwise 1859.
| PaILADELPHTA, Nov. t2.--Cotton firm; middling
| l05kc; net receipts 1871 bales. gross $40: stock
S.o11 balls: exports, TO Great Britain 1880 oaes.
|
steady; mddling 934c; net receipts l,66a bales,
| gross 1890; sales $500 bales; stock 253. 30
bales; exports, to Great Britain s.s0S bales, to
| France 400, to the continent $40, coastwise
| 2,914 bales
MOBILE Nov. 12-Cotton firm: middling 9sSc:
net receipts 2 t21 ba eS, gross 9. 45G; sales 500
bales; stock % 454 bales; exports, coastwise 1872
| bales
MEMPHIS, Nov 12-Cotton steady; middling
| $3.50; rece pts 1854 bales; shipments 1854;
safe 800; stock 1880 bales
| AUGUSTA. Nov. 12.-Cotton dull but steady:
middling t34c; receipts 1881 bales; sales 1913
| bales
CHARLESTON, Nov 12-Cotton quiet middling
95Sc; net receipts 1876 bales, gross 1876; sales
none stock 81 029 bales.
| ATLANTA, Nov. 12.-Cotton steady; middling
! 015c: receipts 1892 bales.
| New YoRK, Nov demonstrated net receipts
| for all cotton ports y II 1887 bales; exports,
| TO Great Britain II 500 bales, to the continent
| 1861, to France 1000; stock at all American
| ports l9,442 bales.
The total visible supply of cotton for the
world is 2556, 81! bales, OF which 2020 022 bales
are American. against 2262, 742 and 1884 .S42
| bales. respectively, last year Receipts at all
interior towns for the week 22721 bales. Re-
ceipts from plantations BAG, 66l bales. Crop in
sight, 1853, 492 bales.
| PROvrst1Vs. sIoTEHrVs xr-
LIVERPOOL. Nov r. noon.--Wheat firm, with
| fair demand; holders offer sparingly; Cali orni I
| No. l, 8 II. Corn firm, With fair demand:
NEW YORK. Nov. -, noon.-Flour dull aud
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn higher. Pork
firm; mess S14 O0O14 25. Lard dull at 81 05.
| FreiohtS quiet.
500 p. m.-Southern flour quiet but generally
! steady Wheat--Snot stronger hut less active;
| No. red November delivery nominal at Sac, De
| cember S41461S4 9-16c. Corn 1%6156c higher,
with fair speculative business, closing strong;
| No 2, November delivery 54l40s54l5c, December
| 1915 IN $3.50. Oats ont Mc bitter but quiet;
| No. 2 November delivery 1890. December Bic.
| Hops quiet and unchan Zed Coffee, fair Rio, on
! spot quiet at 1916. for new crop; options a
| ODD ctr md onfoy aati M
Rio, not quoted December delivery IS a0@15 Coo,
January is 25115 40c, May IA 95@l5 1Qc. Mo
lasses dull and unchanged SUGAR firm and IN.
| changed: fair refining q oed at 3-l6c; refined
dull. Cotton seed oil-3719c for crude. 44@
| 4715c for refined. Wool unchanged and dull.
| Pork quiet but firmly held; mess S14 00G114 %
for new and S13 80 for old. Beef closed dull:
Beef hams clio oil steady. Tierced beef
| quiet. Cut meats firm but very quie. Middles
| nominal Lard 5Gli points lower, heavy and
less ctive; Western steam, on spot 81: D CEN
Der delivery Sc 1906 so May So tFGy7 q. Freights
cotton per steam 1l-64d, grain Sd.
| CHICAGO. Nov. 12.-The chief activity on
| Change to-day was In corn and provisions.
| he wheat market was firm from the start, and
after an advance of 14c became very dull.
! Statistics were not encouraging, as they gave
| the prospect of half million larger increase
| in the visible supply than last year. But Stats
tics have had little effect of late, and the local
| crowd have acted ~ contraries. The frmness
| in corn had some effect on the market. Dece n
Der opened at 79l4c, sold at 1314@7S3sc. and
| closed al fo1a % 10 SC. Inc peculiar STeDRL',
noticed in corn yesterday continued to-day. and
a still further advance in prices for cash and
| futures was the result. G I'm is apparently firm
| on its merits. Local stock has been reduced
| for a week about coo bushels. May corn
| opened at 4614c. after vibrating few times
| between 4j1s0476sc, but drop ell back TO 46Ssc,
| Firmness in corn continued to the cl Sc, May
| stopping at 1870. Oats were firm again to- 'av.
| but prices were steady at the best p ntS reached
| Yesterday. Str ny b comes in ralt from cor
! o'ing prices at ! p. NJ were November 25S4c,
| May Soc. Provisions were active, unsettled and
! lower Receipts of hogs were more than eX-
| pecte1, but prices advanced SC. There was a
| fair supply Of buying order S from the country.
| Sh rrtS bought moderately. but their purchaS S
had little effect on the market. as packers were
| disposed to fill the crowd up Armour was a
u lrSistent seller of FORK, lard and short rib .
| other packers also sold, and pork declined 20c
from opening prices, lard 716m10c, ard short
| ribs 15c. Before the close rally of 1215c. was
recorded in pork, and 561G12c in short ribs, but
last sales showed a net decline from yesterday
of 15c on pork, 100 2}@c on lard. ard loc on
short ribs Japuary pork opened 40 lower at
$I3 TO- broke to SIP 80. but clos d at S13 02l6:
May went down to S13 1873, but closed at St3 50
Lard was offered with increased freedom, and
December broke from &c 50Nf 4915, and clio ,,d
at SO so January sold ar s 5a1@9DG So. and
closed at So 81 Short rii were sold heavily,
and January broke from Sc 6215Gt6 4G1a, bnt
rallied and closed at IS -. Packers are all
learsh. and expect large run of hogs next
wool
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
in mod a.nand md ldv. Wheat. No.
No. 2, 4f15c. Oats, No 3 $3.50. r31c Mess
pork, Sl3 6J013 -. Lard, per 100 lbs So 1st5
Suor, lib sides, loose 20 5Cs6 O. Dry salted
shoulders boxed, S. 1908 20. Shor. clear sides,
boxed 5 S5Q69j Whisky 81 TO-
Leading fuGdre' ral eel as follows